Earth (Star Trek)

Earth is a planet that features in Star Trek.

History

Earth

During the Europa Mission, Renée Picard came to discover a microorganism on Io that she believed was sentient and she convinced the mission commander to bring it back to Earth. (PIC: Fly Me to the Moon)

In the Dominion War, the Breen Confederacy came to launch a surprise attack Earth where they targeted Starfleet Headquarters in San Francisco. (DS9: The Changing Face of Evil)

After the Burn, every starship capable of warp and possessing dilithium simultaneously exploded in an event that caused the death of millions. This caused the slowly and systematic collapse of space travel along with the Federation with the cause of the event being unknown. Fearing a possible attack, it was decided to move Starfleet Headquarters away from Earth as it made the planet a potential target to enemies with this having occurred around a century ago. Thus, the planet no longer came to host Starfleet and in time formed its own government separate from the fallen Federation with the United Earth Defense Force developing as its military defensive arm. Despite this being the case, a Starfleet Admiral named Tala sent a secure coded Starfleet beacon that asked for any vessel to rendezvous at Earth though the loss of interstellar travel meant that no ship was able to make the journey. (DIS: People of Earth)

Overview

It was situated in the Terran system that was located in Sector 001. (TNG: The Best of Both Worlds)

Locations on the planet included:

• Chateau Picard :
• Starfleet Headquarters :

The world had a single large natural satellite named Luna. (TOS: The Changeling)

Species native to Earth included:

• Voth :
• Humans :

By the 32nd century, the planet had developed its own military force known as the United Earth Defense Force. (DIS: People of Earth)

Inhabitants

• Gary Seven :
• Khan Noonien Singh :
• Adam Soong :
• Zefram Cochrane :

Notes

• Earth featured in the setting of Star Trek.

Alternate Versions

• In Star Trek: Enterprise, an alternate version of Earth known as Terra existed within the Mirror Universe. It was inhabited by a war-like humanity referred to as Terrans who killed the Vulcan First Contact team and plundered their technology to form the Terran Empire.
• In Star Trek: Picard, an alternate version of Earth was shown to exist in the Q altered timeline. Following the failure of the Europa Mission, the planet's ecosystem fell into decline and saw the emergence of a xenophobic humanity who formed the Confederation of Earth that would exterminate other alien races.

In other media

Video games

• In Star Trek Online, Earth featured in the setting of the MMORPG video game.

Appearances

• Star Trek: The Original Series:
• Star Trek: The Next Generation:
• Star Trek: Deep Space 9:
• Star Trek: Voyager:
• Star Trek: Enterprise:

External Links

• Memory Alpha Wiki Entry

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